Metomic automatically detects and protects sensitive data on all databases and apps.

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metomic.io
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Overview

Sensitive employee and customer data often ends up in SaaS tools like Slack, Notion, Google Drive or Jira without anyone having made a conscious decision. Metomic identifies this data, classifies the risk and helps you manage it before it becomes a compliance issue.

How does Metomic work?

Metomic is a data security posture management (DSPM) platform focused on SaaS applications. It connects to the collaboration tools your team uses — Slack, Google Drive, Notion, Jira, Confluence, GitHub, Zendesk and many others — and automatically scans content for sensitive data: credentials, credit card numbers, personal data (PII), trade secrets and regulated information. Once identified, Metomic classifies risks based on the data's sensitivity and exposure level — who has access to the file, whether it's publicly shared — and suggests or automates corrective actions: revoking access, masking the data, deleting it or notifying the responsible team. It's a tool designed for security and compliance teams that need to comply with regulations such as GDPR, HIPAA, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 and need visibility into where sensitive data lives within the company's SaaS ecosystem. No agents need to be installed on devices: it operates at API level on connected platforms.

Who is it for?

For security teams, compliance officers and IT managers at companies using many SaaS tools who need visibility and control over sensitive data distributed across various applications.

How much does it cost?

Metomic does not publish public pricing: being an enterprise solution, terms are defined by quote based on the number of connected applications, users and volume of data to scan. A free trial is available to evaluate the platform. To learn costs you need to request a demo from the company.

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